Kp46wt500 manual convergence

 · Sony Wide Screen Projection TV KP46WT the Flash Focus does not adjust the convergence. Is there another way to do it. - Answered by a verified TV Technician.  · Sony Support KPWT Article ID: / Last Modified: 10/20/ while others have manual convergence settings. Consult the instruction manual of the television for specific information. If adjusting the convergence does not resolve .  · I also took a quick trip into the service manual to see what old codes the set has had. It must have been recently reset (likely following your instructions to EL a few months ago. Sony KPWT Flashes Blue, 8 blinks. [In reply to] Can't Post don't worry about what the service manual says about convergence. Us old farts know a.

Sony KPWT convergence problem (Rear projection TV) Thread starter royevans; Start date ; R. royevans Standard Member. #1. I just performed a Convergence Repair on a Sony KPWT After re-installing everything, I plugged in and turned on. The picture was in the middle (running from top to bottom). The TV then turned off and won't turn back on. The Standby button is blinking 6 times. I unplugged tv from the outled and checked the D Board where I found I missed connecting the Red (CN ), Green (CN), and. MODELS: KPWT, KPWS, KPWS, and KPWS Please keep this notice with the instruction manual. Safety Operate the projection TV only on V AC. The plug is designed, for safety purposes, to fit into the wall outlet only one way. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, contact your dealer.

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